The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 7

Thursday, Sept. 6, 1984 The Sentinel, Carlisle, Pa. -A 7 Free food program aired for counties Anna M. Billman, 76, 1837 SterGap Carlisle, died Wednesday in Harrisburg Hospital. She was born in South Middleton Township and was the daughter of the late Harry and Ida Mae Motter Lutz and was the widow of Lester A.

Billman. She attended Community Baptist Church, Carlisle and was a 4-H Leader in Cumberland County. She was a member of Gideons International Auxiliary Cumberland County Camp, formerly taught Sunday school in Grace United Methodist Church and taught Good News Club for Child Evangelism in Cumberland County. Surviving are three sons, Chester W. Billman, 114 Marbeth Car- Anna M.

Billman lisle; John H. Billman, RD4 Newville; and Robert L. Billman, RD1 Beech Creek; one daughter, Sharon L. Kunkel, 75 Wise Lane, Boiling Springs; one sister. Florence A.

Miller, 418 A Carlisle; 13 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, 630 S. Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev. Arliss R.

Slack. Burial will be in Cumberland Valley Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to the Gideons International Auxiliary, care of George S. Roush, 265 Webster Carlisle, Pa.

17013. William J. Calhoun William J. Calhoun, 70, 207 S. Hanover Carlisle, died Tuesday in the Holy Spirit Hospital.

He was born in Ireland and was the son of the late George and Elizabeth Black Calhoun. He was a male nurse and worked for the Cumberland County Nursing Home. He attended the Salvation Army and served in the English Army in World War II. Surviving are four brothers, Nethen Calhoun, Carlisle; Harold, G. Calvin Calvin "Skip" Gutschall, 67, 12 Far View Avenue, Carlisle, died Wednesday in the Carlisle Hospital.

He was born in Perry County and was the son of the late Harry and Sadie Waldsmith Gutschall. He and his wife operated Gutschall's Laundry at the corner of North and Bedford streets, Carlisle. He was a veteran of World War II, having served in the Navy and saw action in the South Pacific. He was of the Protestant faith and was a member of Carlisle Fish and Game Association and the National Riflemens Association. Surviving are his wife, Jean L.

Hess Gutschall; three sons, Ronald Gutschall, York Haven; Garry Gutschall, Hanover; Terri Wayne Gutschall, York; two daughters, Mary Jean Hummel, Allentown; Clarence Clarence S. Reisinger, 73, RD1 Landisburg, died Tuesday in Perry Village Nursing Home, New Bloomfield. He was a retired state employee and a former Perry County forest warden. He was a member of Fraternal Order Eagles 1299, Carlisle and Kennedy's Valley Church of God. Surviving are two daughters, Helen Clara Clara Mae Fenicle, 68, 352 N.

Middlsex Road, Carlisle, died Wednesday in Forest Park Nursing Home, Carlisle. She was the widow of George W. Fenicle Sr. Surviving are three sons, George W. Fenicle Carlisle; William Brenneman, New Cumberland; Robert Brenneman, Dover; two daughters, Nancy LaFlamme, Dover: Mary Brownewell, Carlisle; Clair B.

Clair B. Burgard, 77, RD3 Dillsburg, died Wednesday in Seidle Memorial Hospital, Mechanicsburg. He was a retired accountant for Hollinger Meats and a former teacher at the Andersontown School. He was a member of Eureka Lodge 302 Mechanicsburg, Harrisburg Consistory, Zembo Temple and the Monaghan Township Fire Company. Surviving are his wife, Alice A.

Burgard; one daughter, Mrs. Richard C. Snelbaker, Mechanicsburg; and two grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Cocklin Funeral EVERYONE IS BUYING CARPET AT Daily CARPETS 9 to 9 Carlisle, next to Y.M.C.A.

Colonial Park Camp Hill, Carlisle Pike HAYES K. KLINE, ACSW CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER announces the opening of his office at 522 S. Pitt Street Carlisle, Pa. 17013 Telephone 243-1278 for the private practice of PERSONAL, MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COUNSELING Served as Chief of the Social Work Counseling Services at Dunham U.S. Army Health Clinic at Carlisle Barracks for the past ten years.

Will continue to serve military families privately as a CHAMPUS participant. Formerly a therapist for five years at the Carlisle Family Guidance Clinic, which agency evolved into the Steven's Community Mental Health Center. Experienced with a variety of clients and families having emotional, adjustment, or stress-related problems. REGISTER NOW thru Saturday FALL CLASSES At the Y.M.C.A. START ON MONDAY September 10 Thursday, Friday, 8 am 9 pm Sat.

am 5 pri United Agency Way 311 Carlisle S. West 243-2525 Street YAW United Press International The Agriculture Department wants Pennsylvania's 67 counties to submit free food distribution plans for the poor before it distributes the $8 million allocated by the state for the program this year. "Each county is responsible for its own program and has the ability to plan ahead and tailor it to meet the specific needs of its needy residents," Agriculture Secretary Penrose Hallowell said Wednesday. The surplus food program already has gotten about 94 million pounds of federal surplus food, valued at $115 million, since it began about 2 years ago, state officials said. The state contributed about $8 million last year and budgeted another $8 million for the program in 1984-85.

The funds may be used by the counties for the purchase of food or its transportation and storage, officials said. For the first time, they also may use up to 6.5 percent of their allocations for related administrative costs. Each county's share will be determined by the number of poor residents eligible for free food, based on each county's percentage of the state's total unemployed, total Medical Assistance recipients and food stamp recipients who don't also get cash grants, agriculture officials said. "The goal of this program is to serve as many unemployed and needy persons in every area of the commonwealth as Hallowell said in a prepared statement. Allegheny County and Philadelphia are eligible for the largest grants.

Edmond Robert J. Calhoun, Ireland; and one sister, Kathlee Maude Allen, Ireland. Services will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m. in the Hoffman-Roth Funeral Home, 219 N. Hanover Carlisle, with Captain George Polarek officiating.

Burial will be in Kutz's Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral home from 9:30 a.m. Friday until time of service. Gutschall Janet Bender, Carlisle; step sons, Kenneth L. DeLancey, Marysville; Clair E.

DeLancey, Carlisle; four half brothers, Jim Hess, Shermansdale, Donald and Karl Hess, Loysville; Dale Hess, Elliotsburg; five half sisters, Nora Kumler, Newport; Charlotte Nace, Landisburg; Betty Kuhn, Carlisle; Ruby Keck, Shermansdale; Janet Morrison, Middletown; and 1 10 grandchildren. Services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in the Ewing Brothers Funeral Home, 630 S. Hanover Carlisle, with the Rev. R.

Douglas Moore officiating. Burial will be in Young's United Methodist Church Cemetery, Carroll Township, Perry County. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. S. Reisinger L.

Barkley, RD1 Landisburg; Gloria B. Stum, Carlisle; seven grandchildren; and seven greatgrandchildren. Private services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in the Nickel Funeral Home, Loysville, with the Rev. Alan Mathna officiating.

Burial will be in Landisburg Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home prior to services on Friday. Fenicle one sister, Erma Bricker, Hanover; eight grandchildren and a greatgrandchild. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in vhe Myers Funeral Home, Mechanicsburg, with the Rev.

Simon Lehman Jr. officiating. Burial will be in Longsdorf Cemetery, Silver Spring Township. Friends may call at the funeral home after 9:30 a.m. Saturday.

Burgard Home, Dillsburg, with the Rev. Harry R. Billow officiating. Burial will be in Filey's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p.m.

Saturday. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 3913 Market Camp Hill, 17011 or to the building fund at Seidle Memorial Hospital, Mechanicsburg. 'Victim' walks in MEADVILLE (UPI) In 26 years of nursing, it was a new one for supervisor Margaret Gizzie. The victim of a bicycle accident Tuesday night was identified by a cousin as Herbert Jolly, 17, of Meadville. As about 20 of Jolly's relatives gathered at Meadville City Hospital to mourn his death, the teenager walked into the emergency room.

The victim later was identified as Mogologolo Nchaeleng, 23, of Transvaal, South Africa. Police said Jolly's cousin had been at the scene of the accident and mistook the victim for his relative. "They were quiet, shocked and withdrawn and went out peacefully," Ms. Gizzie said of the family's reaction at seeing Jolly alive. She said it was the first time she had seen such a case of mistaken identity.

Nchaeleng, a sophomore at Allegheny College, died of injuries he Hospital NOTES Admitted Wednesday to Carlisle Hospital: Mrs. Floyd Evelhoch, Mervin Bolen, Luther M. Barrick, Michael Gibb, Carlisle; Jill M. Yeagy, Idaville; John 1 R. Hair, Mechanicsburg.

Discharged Wednesday from Carlisle Hospital: Jacqueline V. Brown, Mrs. Gregory Burd, Mrs. Jarl Englund, Theresa J. Holmes, Mrs.

Vincent Oswalt, Clarence N. Sheaffer. BirtHs Born Wednesday in Carlisle Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Joann Jarmusik) Stiteler, Camp Hill, boy.

Mr. and Mrs. David (Deloris Altizer) Burton, Newville, girl. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenny (Vickie Bloser) Smith, Newville, boy. Mr. and Mrs. David (Robin Wilson) Wogan, Carlisle, boy. Mr.

and Mrs. Steven (Cheryl Mellott) Rohm, Carlisle, girl. Born Aug. 23 in Holy Spirit Hospital: Mr. and Mrs.

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Yield Investment Manager and changes in response to the fund's expenses and to Principal Underwriter fluctuations in interest rates on portfolio investments. -Money Market Fund sustained when his bicycle crashed into the side of a van in Meadville. WALKER 0 Continued from A1 From there, he plans to follow Interstates 81 and 78 to Easton, and go across New Jersey to the Big Apple. He will fly back to Kansas State. What does he think his walk will accomplish? Once the public realizes the problem, he said, organizations concerned about child abuse "will pick up the thread from then on and protect children from this kind of abuse." Ultimately, he would like to see Congress pass a law directing that "in all but the worst cases judges should seek as the first resort joint custody.

Only as a last resort should they reluctantly assign a child to one As the interview ended, David put his knapsack on his back and started walking. He was last seen headed up an eastbound ramp on Interstate 81. NOTICE Mt. Holly Springs Fish Game will be Closed All Day Sunday, Sept. 9th Private Family Picnic for American Legion will be held.

The Office of Dr. H. Robert Davis, Boiling Springs, I Pa. Will Re-Open For Saturday Business Starting September 8th. Saturday Hours: 9 am til 12 noon Saturday Evening Buffet 4 P.M.

to 8 P.M. All You Can Eat $695 Soup Salad Bar Meats Pasta Desserts Sunday Brunch 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. All You Can Eat $595 Omelets Assorted Salads 5 Meats Fresh Fruit Pastries Tiffany's Phs MJ Mall Carlisle Treats INC G- DEL FANd 150 North MEA MaRker Hanover Street, Carlisle 245-0281 "Back-to-School Super Specials' Lean ROAST lb. $2.99 COOKED HAM.

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$2.09 HAM, BUTT ENDS lb. $1.19 CUBE lb. $2.09 lb. $2.99 SIRLOIN STEAKS lb. $2.99 lb.

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